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All Forum Posts by: Chris Hart

Chris Hart has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Contractor breach of contract

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Thanks for all the replies! He definitely breached the contract since the contract states all work will be done by 5/24 that we both signed. Here we are 7 months later and only really have the first 2 parts of the project somewhat done. The reason I said I wanted to get money back is because I paid roughly 1/3 of the completed projects price up front and I'm not really sure even a 1/3 of the work was done its questionable at best. My biggest question was answered though. I would like to have my new contractor start and then go after the 1st contractor. I wasn't sure if I would have to get all of that squared away before new contractor started. 

What is the best way to protect myself against a mechanics lein?

Post: Contractor breach of contract

Chris HartPosted
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Hey everyone! love all the help and support this site offers!

 I Hired the wrong contractor to finish my basement. The long and short of it is, he is way behind (7months) and only halfway done with the project. The work he did is shotty at best. I have an inspection tomorrow where I plan to point out all the issues I see with his work and plan on using that date as the day I noticed defects. According to our contract I have 20 days to write a letter with the defective issues I have found (inspectors write up). I would like to include in the letter that not only do I expect money back for the work he did not finish but I would also like to have another contractor finish the work because I don't believe he is capable. According to our contract he has 10 days to respond to my letter. 

Looking for any advice.

Thanks,

Chris